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<blockquote data-quote="darjr" data-source="post: 9119737" data-attributes="member: 52905">the interesting bits to me are1. this is the same version that they had at the first summit.2. he telegraphs that their NDA's have changed. Which is very interesting to me. I wonder in what way?3. his five year old PC handled it fine after he turned off the horizon blurring.4. no audio or video of the players.5. no way to bring in new assets except for a 2d map, which he didn't try.6. there was a way to link a dndbeyond character to a miniature.7. movement of miniatures, and presumably much of any thing else, wasn't constrained by stats.8. some cool animations attached to some miniatures, but not others, this is still alpha after all.9. players could draw on the map and control miniatures and terrain and spawn in miniatures.10. the animations and art that was there was nice.11. the idea occurred to him that you could use this for any rules set.It was a long rambling video and he looked like he was doing this rather late.Oh and he kept stressing that it was alpha. so expect weirdisms. It seemed like there were some rough edges around the user interface, like he had to move a miniature, then toggle the dash as an action, then move it again. which didn't make sense based on his earlier comments about free form movement? But maybe that was part of the clunky ness of it all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="darjr, post: 9119737, member: 52905"] the interesting bits to me are 1. this is the same version that they had at the first summit. 2. he telegraphs that their NDA's have changed. Which is very interesting to me. I wonder in what way? 3. his five year old PC handled it fine after he turned off the horizon blurring. 4. no audio or video of the players. 5. no way to bring in new assets except for a 2d map, which he didn't try. 6. there was a way to link a dndbeyond character to a miniature. 7. movement of miniatures, and presumably much of any thing else, wasn't constrained by stats. 8. some cool animations attached to some miniatures, but not others, this is still alpha after all. 9. players could draw on the map and control miniatures and terrain and spawn in miniatures. 10. the animations and art that was there was nice. 11. the idea occurred to him that you could use this for any rules set. It was a long rambling video and he looked like he was doing this rather late. Oh and he kept stressing that it was alpha. so expect weirdisms. It seemed like there were some rough edges around the user interface, like he had to move a miniature, then toggle the dash as an action, then move it again. which didn't make sense based on his earlier comments about free form movement? But maybe that was part of the clunky ness of it all. [/QUOTE]

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